ACT USB adaptérový kábel pre 2,5 palca SATA HDD/SSD AC1510 0,15 m čierny

Connect a 2.5 inch SATA HDD or SSD directly to a laptop or desktop via the ACT AC1510 USB adapter cable. The compact 0.15 m cable converts SATA to USB Type-A and is USB powered, so no external power supply or drive enclosure is required for standard 2.5" drives. The adapter supports USB 3.2 Gen1 for high-speed transfers and is backwards compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1.

Advantages

The ACT AC1510 provides a simple plug-and-play solution for drive cloning, data migration and backups without mounting the drive in an enclosure. Support for UASP (USB Attached SCSI Protocol) improves throughput and reduces latency when used with compatible hosts and drives. Its short 0.15 m length and black finish make it convenient for temporary connections and easy storage.

Suitable for

• Transferring files between a 2.5" SATA HDD/SSD and a computer
• Cloning or migrating an internal laptop drive
• Creating backups or recovering data from a 2.5" drive

Key specifications

• Model: ACT AC1510
• Interface: SATA to USB Type-A
• USB standard: USB 3.2 Gen1 (backwards compatible with USB 3.0/2.0/1.1)
• UASP support: Yes
• Cable length: 0.15 m
• Power: USB powered (no external power for standard 2.5" drives)
• Colour: Black
• MPN: AC1510
• EAN: 8716065489712

How to use

Attach a 2.5" SATA HDD or SSD to the SATA connector, then plug the USB Type-A connector into a free USB port on your computer. The adapter is USB powered and typically requires no additional drivers on modern operating systems; wait for the system to recognise the drive and then access it like any external storage device. For cloning or migration, use your preferred disk management or cloning software and follow its instructions.

Recommendations

Use the adapter with standard 2.5" SATA HDDs and SSDs that draw power from the USB port; high-power 3.5" drives are not supported. For best performance enable UASP on host and drive where supported, and use a USB 3.2 Gen1/USB 3.0 port. Safely eject the drive from the operating system before disconnecting to avoid data loss.